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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1932

Page

1

County Heads Map Tax Plan for Assembly

A Maryland county group led by Harry Legg forms a diplomatic committee to push a four point tax and road program through the upcoming legislature. Plans include reallocating gas tax funds to counties, allowing a local school tax, widening magistrate jurisdiction, and directing auto fines to the implicated county.

Annapolis Maryland County Commissioners’ Association Ways and Means Harry ©. Lege Queer Amne’s Commissioners Ritchie Jiack Baltimore State Department of Education State Roads Commission W. Clinton McSherry Frederick County James P. Kelly Baltimore County W. H. Price Worcester County Harrison Vickers Kent County Benjamin, Michaelson Anne Arundel County Baltimore City Harry c. Legg Queen Anne’s County Roads Commission

100 Percent Subscribed Welfare Campaign in Hagerstown

An exhaustive list shows every employee at numerous local businesses and organizations in Hagerstown has subscribed to the Welfare Campaign. The compilation includes central agencies, banks, grocers, hotels, car shops, and service firms, reflecting broad participation across commerce and public services.

Central News Agency Hagerstown Police Department H. D. Miggins & Co Standard News Bureau Chai, H. Eyerly Ayers Bros Potomac Advertising Poster Co Western Md. Supply Co P. Bohman, Inc Antietam Paper Co O. J. Wyand Grocery Co Hagerstown Paint & Grase Co Hagerstown Loan & Th F. W. Woolworth Co Musey & Evans Hagerstown Nicodemus National Bank Read Drug Co Hamilton Hotel Garver Furniture Co the Bon Ton Hoffman, Barnhart & Clopper A. Jacobson Furniture Co R. & G. Department Store Anderson Dry Cleaning Co Thumma Motor Co Chatkin’s Pharmacy K. T. Hager Elgin Pump & Heating Co. Co E. Darner Marble Works

Pepso-Ginger Aids Digestion Warned Refund Policy

In an advertisement Rudy's Drug Store promotes Pepso-Ginger to aid digestion after meals. It claims to stimulate the stomach neutralize acids and absorb gases with a promise of money back within two minutes if relief is not achieved. The copy includes a consumer refund offer and brand emphasis.

H HK Rudy's Drug Store

Long Local Biz Directory Listing Names and Firms in Maryland

A dense OCR style roster lists numerous Maryland businesses and service firms including insurance companies banks grocers suppliers and tradesmen such as Security Life Insurance Co Metropolitan Life Ins Co Gulf Refining Co Magerstown Hagerstown Goodyear service and Williams grocers among others. The fragment suggests a business directory page with advertisements and company names arranged in a columnar format.

Packer Tire Go Reichard Supply Co Noland Go. Inc Watkine Eureka Maryland Life Inc. Co Security Life Insurance Co William Nehring T. W. Boyer Coal Co Edward F. Shaffer Wall Paper the Voris Laboratories Metropolitan Life Ins. Co L. R. Verls D. M. Summers Prior Publishing Co Keller Stonebraker Co W. &. Gibney Florist Prudential Insurance Co Wilkes’ Bakeity Rudy’s Fisigh Motor ‘Car Co Hiedwohl Domenics Tire Co Bible’s Bentz & Dunn- Hagerstown C. V. Paper Box Co J. B. Ferguson Co Gulf Refining Co Manbeck’s Bakery Yingling Auto Go Home Furniture Co Goodyear’ Service Hall Majestic Pool

Derelict Death Refuels Charley Ross Kidnaping Mystery

In New York a derelict’s hunger death sparks renewed interest in the 58 year old Charley Ross kidnapping case. Emma Kleinhartz of Catskill claims the deceased Bowery derelict William Bromson was Ross, backed by papers she says he left. Detectives question her as officers review the evidence amid past identifications and the boy’s long unsolved disappearance.

New York Charley Ross Emma Kleinhartz Catskill N. Y Bowery William Bromson Missing Persons Bureau Kleinhertz Bromson Ross Walter Philadelphia Joe Douglas William Mosher Walter Ross Albany

He'll Consult the Bride Next Time

Philadelphia dated story recalls Vasey Anderwski, choir taster at St Nichols Russian Orthodox church, inviting 300 guests to a mock wedding after a prank by Nusia Evenett's father. The bride-to-be had not known the prospective groom.

Philadelphia Vasey Anderwski St. Nichols Russian Orthodox Church Nusia Evenett Anderwsk

Race Between Father And Son Inspires Social Thought

A poem dedicated to the Washington County Welfare Federation reflects on a boy and his father racing down the street. The boy questions fairness as his father always leads, arguing wiser support for the weaker. The verse expands to social philosophy about helping the poorer and making life more equal.

Washington County Welfare Federation

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State Tax Survey Commission Amon Burgee C. F. Sybert Howard County Edwin Dorcus Cecil County Frederick County Board of ‘Commissioners County Commissioners Frederick A. A Gilbert Christas Washington ST Charlie Ross Jack Evry Dad Frigidaire Potomac Edison CO VICKS the House of Mure Tim Hagerstown Bank Best Paint Hagerstown OR. CA. Brown Optomatket No Public Square Orange American Gas U. S The American Oil Company Dr’s Suteo' Sotardey
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